FASEB CONFERENCE--CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR GENETICS

我们正在申请1993年FASEB夏季的部分财政支持 细胞和分子遗传学会议将于7月11日至15日举行， 1993年在铜山公司。会议的主题是最近 对详细分子机制的理解的发展 控制细胞的生长和发育。将特别强调 我们的目标是了解 控制细胞生长和调节分化， 发展具体实验问题的研究 将由各自领域的领导人提出，我们希望 会议内容应引起工作组广泛的普遍兴趣 科学家将有九次会议，首先分析 细胞周期控制的最新进展，然后详细介绍 关键原癌基因在促进生长和 减速信号接下来，我们将考虑另一个核心主题， 了解导致分化的基本生物化学事件 和发展-如何分化-影响激素及其 受体功能。随着舞台的搭建， 控制发育和分化中的特定事件， 是一系列会议，重点放在以下主题：神经细胞 与环境的沟通和神经细胞命运的控制; 胚胎发育过程中的诱导过程;神经细胞如何 找到它们的特定目标;胚胎发育的早期决定， 分化;和模式形成的控制。织入 该计划还将是一个关于斑马基础生物学的特别会议 鱼，一个特别有吸引力和越来越受欢迎的对象， 脊椎动物发育研究。本次会议的重点将放在 在熟悉观众与生物体的生物学， 技术需要与它一起工作，并讨论了最 在了解早期胚胎阶段是如何 在这种脊椎动物中控制。会议将在上午举行， 星期一至星期四晚上，最后一次会议在星期五上午。 会议主席是各自领域公认的领导者， 预计将在每一次会议开始时概述其主题， 会议的一部分。每次演讲后，将有足够的时间 这也是这些会议的传统。那里 也将是一个机会，增加简短的会谈，重要的新成果， 会议与会者，以及下午晚些时候的海报会议。在这 考虑到这一点，将鼓励与会者提交摘要， 他们的应用。参加人数将限制在150人。 铜山有优良的设施，讲座，小团体 互动，一对一的讨论。

We are applying for partial financial support for the 1993 FASEB Summer Meeting on Cellular and Molecular Genetics, to be held from July 11-15, 1993 at Copper Mountain, CO. The theme of the meeting is recent developments in one's understanding of the detailed molecular mechanisms which control cell growth and development. Particular emphasis will be placed on reaching an understanding of the molecular mechanisms which link the control of cell growth and the regulation of differentiation and development. Research on the specific experimental problems to be addressed will be presented by leaders in their fields, and we expect the content of the sessions to be of wide general interest to working scientists. There will be nine sessions, beginning with an analysis of the latest developments in cell cycle control, followed by a detailed look at the role of key protooncogenes in delivering growth promoting and retarding signals. Next, we will consider another topic central to understanding the basic biochemical events which lead to differentiation and development - how differentiation- affecting hormones and their receptors function. With the stage now set to look at the events controlling specific events in development and differentiation, there will be a series of sessions focusing on the following topics: neural cell communication with the environment and the control of neural cell fate; the process of induction during embryonic development; how neural cells find their specific targets; early decisions in embryonic development and differentiation; and the control of pattern formation. Woven into the program will also be a special session on the basic biology of the Zebra Fish, an especially attractive and increasingly popular object of vertebrate development research. Emphasis in this session will be placed on familiarizing the audience with the biology of the organism, the technology required to work with it, and on a discussion of the most powerful advances in understanding how early embryonic steps are controlled in this vertebrate. Sessions will be held in the morning and evening, Monday through Thursday, with a final session on Friday morning. Session chairpersons are recognized leaders in their fields and will be expected to provide an overview to their topic at the outset of each segment of the meeting. After each talk, there will be adequate time for vigorous discussion, as has been the tradition at these meetings. There will also be an opportunity to add short talks of important new results by meeting attendees, as well as late afternoon poster sessions. In this regard, meeting attendees will be encouraged to submit abstracts with their applications. The number of participants will be limited to 150. Copper Mountain has excellent facilities for lectures, small group interactions, and one to one discussions.